Springfield Leader subscription rates and details
Springfield Leader listing subscription prices for two years in Canada and abroad advertising rates street addresses for district representatives and notices of newspaper association memberships audit bureau and publishing date September 21 1965.
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D. G. Crook
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Manitoba
Ete
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Pearson and Diefenbaker battle nears end in 1965 race
Lester Pearson and John Diefenbaker face a likely final clash in Canada’s 1965 campaign. Four meetings since 1958 frame fears of leadership change, with issues centered on Canadian unity and government honesty. The Liberals seek a majority while Conservatives defend leadership amid a volatile eight week fight.
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Lester Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Robert Borden
Wilfred Laurier
Borden-Laurier
Pearson-Diefenbaker
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Mr. Diefenbaker
Mr. Pearson
Saskatchewan
Canada
Confederation
Liberals
Confirmation prep and church events listed
Web Sept 22 730 pm meeting for youth parents interested in Confirmation. Thurs 800 pm cottage meeting at Aaro Wauhkonen home Fri 345 pm second year Confirmation Sun 945 am Sunday Church 1100 am Worship Service Sun 700 pm Service at Gorton Lake. Also 800 pm Sunday Church School teacher meeting Bowen home.
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Aaro Wauhkonen
Gorton Lake
Bowen
Appointment of McDougall as North West Territories governor
On September 28 1869 William McDougall was appointed lieutenant governor of Rupert's Land and the North West Territories but could not enter Canada as Metis leaders objected. He issued a self styled proclamation before federal action, undermining the Hudson's Bay Company governance and paving the way for Louis Riel to form a provisional government. The controversial episode dubbed the troubles of 1869 ended with McDougall never serving as governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDougall
Canada
Rupert’s Land
Hudson’s Bay Company
North-West Territories
Manitoba
Great Seal
Queen Victoria
Dominion of Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Pembina
Fort Gary
William Mactavish
McDougall
British North America
Rupert's Land
North-West Terrine
Dominion of
Canaa
Who Is Blameworthy For The Government Mess
The piece argues that government has expanded into private affairs, creating a paternalistic welfare state. It assigns blame to both politicians and the public for promised but paid-for services, and questions modern nonconformist trends and a proposed tax strike as reactions to governmental reach. It cites a Montreal postwoman urging a taxpayer strike and notes potential consequences of such actions.
Obituary of Joseph Mazur of Beausejour Manitoba
Joseph Mazur aged 59 died September 11 1965 at Beausejour Hospital. Survived by wife Katie and children Bernard Raymond Audrey. mother Nellie Mazur. siblings Julian Kolodiejchuk and another brother. He served 20 years on Lac du Bonnet RM council and six years on Beausejour Hospital Board. Requiem Mass held at St Mary’s Beausejour. burial at St Mary’s cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Ltd directed arrangements. Born in Austria immigrating to Canada in 1906 to farm Allegra.
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Beausejour
Joseph Mazur
Katie Mazur
Allegra
Manitoba
Russell
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Father C. Litowski
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Russell Funeral Home Ltd
Austria
Mazur
Canada
Lac du Bonnet
Bernard
Raymond
Winnipeg
Audrey
Nellie Mazur
Julian Kolodiejchuk
Middlechurch
Paving Job Completed Despite Wet Weather
Highways minister Walter Weir announced the completion of the first paving contract under this year’s awards, a 18.9 mile bituminous resurfacing and shoulder project on the Trans Canada highway between Griswold and Virden. He noted weather delays have hit several roads, with limited working days on Nos. 34, 5 and 10, and No. 83 highways. a full progress assessment will be done at year end.
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Walter Weir
Weir
Griswold
Virden
No. 34
Dauphin
Taxpayers Strike Concept Draws Revenue Department Wary
The passage contemplates a nationwide taxpayers strike amid widespread talk of strikes. Authorities worry about uncontrolled crowds evading the Revenue Department, noting the potential scale and trouble such a mass action could create for enforcement.
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Taxpayers
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Springfield
Manigotogan
Mrs
BE. How
Weekly
Pine Falls
Pointe du Bois
Margaret Mocogni
Powerview
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
Oldenburg
L. Voss
Pat Morton
Victoria Beach
Mildred Hampton
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
St. John’s Anglican Church
Lac. du Bonnet
L.C. Fryer
B.A. Ltd
ST. Mary's Church
Christ Church
Man
L. Rosenfeldt
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Whiteshell
Baptist Church
B. Voss
Pinawa Christian Fellowship
Ing Anglican
Donald Ross
BY Ben Wicks
Skaip
Ron Tuckwell
Montreal
C. D. Howe
Baldur Holm
Ambrose Pharmacy
Park Ave
Davidson
Revenue Department
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
R. L. Wood
W. Bilynsky
Whitemouth, Man
A. H. Basman Optometrist
Kensington
Portage Ave
Lakeview Hotel
Matlin, Kushner and Company
Paris
Portage Avenue
Weselak & Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Sydney Cohanene & Solicitor
Main
Eeanipal
Dubienski
Confederation Lis
Lac du Bonnet, Man
Joseph Bellan
L.L
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